Staff are very supportive and friendly. Rooms are clean. In general, I’m satisfied with this place and even returned here. This is the third time

The resort had all the facilities we expected. Staff was very friendly and accommodating. Di has been a great host in helping us providing us information on local attractions and answering most of our questions. Resort had two restaurants, staff in the main restaurant are very friendly but we can't say the same about the restaurant near the beach area (probably due to lack of staff). Kids loved the resort and many activities they could do!

None Staff near the Beach side resort, they were not that friendly compared to all the other staff

The resort is big with lot of open air space and plants. There are 2 swimming pools which are safe for kids. Though the decoration is a bit old school, facilities are just renovated so the room looks new.

Location is a bit far from restaurants

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The resort is all extensive that you do not even need to leave the resort. The location itself is great if you want to have a quiter retreat, away from the bustling of Mui Ne. It takes about 15 - 20 minutes drive to central Mui Ne. Though, everything is here and you can spend days without going out. Every morning, I am awaken by the birds chirping and sounds of the crickets instead of the hustling and bustling of the city or traffic so this is good. I find that the staff were extremely helpful, breakfast was great and the guest relation officers who are always ever-willing to provide some insights. Their tours are somewhat comparable to outside prices (especially for a personalised one as compared to shared tours).

There is a lift directly opposite to my room, and I could hear people drunkenly walking to the lift or talking while waiting for it. The resort has predominently European tourists who at times could be rowdy and difficult as they kept cutting me when I wanted to check-in disallowing the receptionist to focus on me. Nevertheless, the treatment provided by the staff are the same. I only have one major issue where I had booked a massage and the masseuse waited in the room for me to undress instead of allowing me time to prepare myself which is the norm. There were also no drinks (as per normal customs) provided after the massage for a resort that is of such high luxury.

Great resort, everything there was maintained well, staff were excellent, clean facilities etc

Pool bar wasn't open, likely due to lack of occupancy in resort.

Beautifully and imaginatively landscaped resort right on the sea. Several large, multi-storey houses with numerous residential units (up to 70) in the rear part of the complex and 24 single-storey double bungalows, each with one residential unit near the beach, a total of 294, i.e. space for at least about 600 guests. 2 spacious pools, enough pool chairs 2 restaurants, with identical menu Breakfast: the offer corresponds to European taste, the selection was rather below average in terms of cold cuts (3) and cheese (1), for example. Dinner: à la carte, selection was about Vietnamese average. At a dinner in the Sun Terrace Restaurant - also prepared there - place 31 of 31 places in Laos/Vietnam was easily achieved in terms of taste, the same dish in the other restaurant (Café Blue Lagoon) was significantly better - probably because of the different cuisine. Friendly and helpful staff.

On three out of four days, a group of about 300 monks were guests whose early morning activities of praying and eating right in front of our terrace with acoustic support from loudspeakers ended the night early in the morning (from about 6:10 am). The monks come every year at that time.